Take Salts to Flush Kidneys Ad
Meat forms uric acid that excites and overworks the kidneys. Regular eaters must flush kidneys to remove acids waste and poison or suffer dull kidney region pain headache dizziness sour stomach and other symptoms. Four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days will flush and cleanse sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and is sold as a harmless effervescent water drink used to prevent kidney and bladder diseases.
Our Noble Twp News Letter Highlights Local Activities
Geo Knoke of Griswold was a business caller here Thursday. Miss Ella Lothman closed a successful term of school at Pringey School last Monday. A program was carried out by the pupils and their parents with a picnic dinner at noon. Mrs. Walter Eppelsheimer and Miss Edna Blotin left Tuesday for a visit with relatives at Paton. Misses Irene and Rose Wohlenhaus visited at the August Boos home on Wednesday. Jesse Knoke of Griswold brought a traveling man to Lyman Thursday. Miss Rose Wohlenhaus is visiting at the J. H. Meyer home. Jotn Marten was a Cumberland visitor Tuesday. Farmers have begun cultivating corn and some have finished replanting. Chris Bosek and family spent Sunday at the Gust Hampel home. Henry and Edwin Miller, Nick Fish-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vz E Geo. Knoke
Griswold
Ella Lothman
Pringey School
Walter Eppelsheimer
Edna Blotin
Paton
Irene
Rose Wohlenhaus
August Boos
Jesse Knoke
Lyman
J. H. Meyer
Jotn Marten
Cumberland
Chris Bosek
Gust Hampel
Henry
Edwin Miller
Nick Fish
Stop Coughs and Golds Ad from Moore Drug Co
An advertisement touts Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant promising rapid relief from coughs and colds. It claims 2 ounces make a pint at home and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy is not the best ever used. The Moore Drug Co. handles the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiffmann
Moore Drug Co
Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Lyman Area
Wednesday and Sunday social visits noted among residents. Laura Eppelsheimer, Della Knoke, Edith Rathcamp, Dora Rathcamp, and Sophia Stecker visited households. Henry Roberts and August Meyer delivered hogs to Chaney in Cumberland. A. Meyer and others hauled sand for a foundation. O D Funk received machinery at Griswold and ten teams moved it to Lyman. Bertha Frank, Bertha Frank Griswold visitor, W A Bond Watkin Remedy agent toured area. George Beatty, Levi Mountain, GC W Cozad, and Mrs L G Frank family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meyer
Lyman
Laura Eppelsheimer
Henry Schaaf
Henry Roberts
August Meyer
Chaney
Cumberland
Della Knoke
W. Eppelsheimer
J. M
Edith
Dora Rathcamp
Sophia Stecker
Louise Schaaf
O. D. Funk
Griswold
Chas. Lindeman
Pocahontas
Bertha Frank
W. A. Bond
Watkin Remedy Co
Geo. Beatty
Audubon
Levi Mountain
L. G.frank
George Beatty
GC. W. Cozad
Villisca
Freckles No More With Ethine Double Strength
An advertisement promises to remove freckles using ethine double strength. Apply a tile nightly and morning, claim results range from complete clearing of dark spots to light freckles vanishing. Persuades purchase from any druggist with a money back guarantee if freckles remain.
Local Social Roundup and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Geo Rose visited at Itha A E Blohn home Tuesday evening G F Braun was a Des Moines caller the first of the week Henry Schaff trip Cumberland Thursday Quite a number attended the masquerade dance at Lyman Tuesday evening Geo Rose trip Atlantic last Sunday to get Mr Adams who came on the 6 pm train Frank Smith assisted his brother John to replant corn Wednesday Wm Pelzer Jacob Miller F P Pfaltzgraff and A Meyer Lyman callers Thursday Clyde Crozier Tom Craven Ed Hartman Bert Pond and Andrew and Carl Rothe Cumberland callers Monday J Oscar and Ross Havens attended the class play at the high school in Atlantic Tuesday evening J Arthur Rogers of Omaha visited this vicinity this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Braun
Des Moines
Henry Schaff
Cumberland
Lyman
Geo. Rose
Atlantic
Mr. Adams
Frank Smith
John
Wm. Pelzer
Jacob Miller
F. P. Pfaltzgraff
A. Meyer
Real Estate Transfers June 2 1915 Helena area
Real estate transfers listed for June 2 1915 include Hel ena Dunn et al to Frank Hofmeister transfer of lot and creek area in township 37 with sub divid ed mortgage terms and notes. Merrit C Andrew guardian to Prane C Hofmeister transfer of multiple parcels with stated sums. Stephen Nichols to Flora Nichols transfer of several lots and blocks in Atlantic area with minor sum noted. Rosetta Hadaway to Nellie M Purdy warranty deed and Cumberland Cumberland tax transfer noted with small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Dunn
Frank
Hofmeister
Ned Tn
Creek
Merrit C. Andrew
Prane C. Hofmeister
Stephen Nichols
Flora C. Nichols
Atlantic
Rosetta Hadaway
Nellie M. Purdy
Cumberland
C. E. Malone Treas
Geo
Pennell
Atlantic sub interest listing for T. C. Swart account
A June 3 1915 entry records Rasmusson and wf to T. C. Swart for a sub interest totaling 2082.50 dollars. The note references account numbers 5 87 14 1k 2 b 106 and 87 14 1k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmusson
T. C. Swart
Atlantic
Vast health tax burdens U S workers in sickness loss
A United Press report from Washington on June 4 cites a conservative estimate that three quarters of a billion dollars yearly is the health tax on wage earners through lost wages and medical costs. It notes sickness hits low paid workers hardest and links poverty with illness, urging consideration of broader social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
United States Public Health Service
Edgar Sydenstricker
Germany
Great Britain
Cincinnati's Missing Sense of Humor In Street Car Conductors
United Press reports in Cincinnati discuss a lack of humor among street car conductors. Two mounted policemen, Ohnstein and Ten Brunsel, reportedly threw a conductor's lunch at his head and dunked him in a milk bath, leading to their charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The piece notes the absence of humor from Safety Director Holmes and references local bread sales at Pearson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cincinnati
Jung
Ohnstein
Ten Brunsel
Tri‘nl
Holmes
Noted Polo Player Noel Equwords Killed by Gas Attack
Noted American polo figure Noel Equwords died in a gas attack carried out by German poisoners. The incident marks a grim act amid ongoing conflict, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding his death and the broader impact on sports figures abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Money problem in Western League threatens season
Chicago date June 4. Western league players must accept further salary cuts or games will be suspended for the rest of the season unless the National Association of Minor Leagues approves a plan. Norris La O Neill, league president, says the question is before the players as spring conditions force salary reductions amid many postponed games due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Minor Leagues
Norris la O'Neill
O'Neill
Testifies Against Police in Graft Case at Chicago Trial
Nathan Steinberg, a burglar who claims reform and honesty, resumed testifying for the state in the police graft case. He said he stole and disposed of property worth a million dollars over ten years after coming from Austria. Cross-examination probed whether Steinberg and other defendants conspired in prison to secure help from State's Attorney Hoyne by denouncing police. In Los Angeles, N. S. Zogg testified he was hired by General Otis and General Viljoen to organize a revolt in Lower California, amid related indictments involving Harry Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nathan Steinberg
Austria
New York
Steinberg
Charles Erbstein
Hoyne
Otis
Los Angeles
Zogg
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles Times
Viljeon
California
Harry Chandler
Achenia
Horoscope predicts downfall of German emperors in 1915 1416
London reports a Picardy astrologer Kaya Andra proclaims dire fates for Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz Joseph. He claims 1915 will bring reverses, with a definitive downfall and exile in early 1416, while foretelling a bloody end for Franz Joseph after revolutions. The claim centers on planetary signs and a message to Indian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Franz Joseph
Picardy
France
Kaya Andra
Europe
Teatros
Frianz Joseph
Kaya
Insure your property against storm and hail now
Insure your property against tre, lightning, hail and windstorm with L. 3. Nelson at 4th and Chestnut. Paper hanging and painting by Magarrel Bros. List your land or city property needs with H. & Rattenberg. Dr W. C. Heers dentist in Fulton building. Green 45 phone. Miller seed $1 per bushel. Han nen & Lowe. For results News Telegraph want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson, 4Th and
Chestnut Streets
H. &. Rattenberg. U
W. C. Heers
New Fulton Building
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Mrs. Geo. Rose
Itha A. E. Blohn
Pearson
A, Noel Eqwards
American Press Association
Gotham
Mereditis
Magarrel Bros
Miller
Hannen & Lowe
News-Telegraph
Colorado Guard
Denver
John Chase
Colorado National Guard
War Department
Washington
Berlin
Great
Athens
Anatollia
Volo
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